Company B
1st Lieutenant
Captured at home while on sick leave, Mar 25, 1862 near Conyersville, Tenn.
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46th Tennessee Infantry
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Company D
Private
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Company D
1st Lieutenant
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Company D
Sergeant
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Company F
Private
Anyone with ANY information on the history of this group, please e-mail me. Carson Reed Hopper was my great great grandfather. Was captured in GA, 8/3/1864. Died in Nashville 9/23/1864.
Company F
Private
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Company F
Private
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Company G
Corporal
Cpl., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.
Company H
4th Corporal
William was born in Henry County, Tenn. He was enlisted in the aforementioned county on 29 Nov. 1861 by Col. John M Clark. He was captured on 8 April 1862 on Island #10. and sent to Camp Butler near Springfield, Illinois. Death and disease including an outbreak of Measles decimated prisoners. On 23 Sept he was sent to Vicksburg for exchange. The regiment was merged with the 55th Regiment [Brown's] This is where his records end. He died 11 Feb 1876. He was my 1st cousin 4 x removed.
Company H
Sergeant
My GGGF was captured at Island #10, paroled at Vicksburg, MS. and fought throughout the war. He was realeased at Greensboro NC and reportedly walked home to Tennessee. He Lived to age 60 and is buried in the Methodist cemetery in Dotsonville, TN.
Company K
Private
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Company K
Private
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Company K
Private
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Company K
Sergeant
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Company K
Sergeant
Joined Company 'K' at Paris, Tn. 29 Nov. 1861, captured at Island #10 Apr. 8, 1862 , sent to Camp Douglas near Chicago, Ill., exchanged, 23 Sept. 1862, promoted to
Sgt. of Co. 'E', 30 Sept. 1862. Wounded and captured at Ezra Church, Ga., 28 July 1864,
during the Atlanta Campaign, sent to Camp Douglas again and spent the remainder
of the war a POW. (His wound resulted in amputation of his right arm). He bore all
of the hardships of the unit through the entire war. He was born, 15 Sept. 1841,
Calloway Co., Ky., son of John Brent Wilson and Sarah Elizabeth Kelly, died 21 March 1936,
Conyersville, Henry Co., Tn. He is buried in the Hazel Cemetery, Calloway Co., Ky.
Married Mrs. Martha (Cochran) Blane in 1870, (the widow of George Blane).
Information is from a great great grandson, Stephen Lynn King, author of, 'History and Biographical Sketches of the 46th Tennessee Infantry, C.S.A., Henry
County Tennessee.' (1992).